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imho: It looks like that game making is currently the only thing the big industry allow him to, while he does aspire to be more involved in the movie industry rather the gaming one. Weird direction since videogame industry is way more bigger than the movie one.
I think it is a kind of recall to the classic arts, like when at a certain point in their career movie actors perform in live theater.
Palworld teases a major update coming in December
Survive on the largest and most mysterious island in Palworld history!
He also aims to "present a new dimension of cinematic adaptation"
Alex Battaglia: "Fortnite still sucks as a PC game. I wonder why Epic finds it acceptable that the first play experience on PC is an absolute disaster due to shader compilation"
Fortnite still sucks as a PC game. I wonder why Epic finds it acceptable that the first play experience on PC is an absolute disaster due to shader compilation. I bet first time players love seeing hundreds of hundred millisecond pauses throughout their first matches even on enthusiast level CPUs!
No Man's Sky is now reviewed as "Very Positive" on Steam
No Man's Sky is a game about exploration and survival in an infinite procedurally generated universe.
Steam Deck LCD on sale . 256GB one is out of stock
Steam Deck™ is the most powerful, full-featured gaming handheld in the world.
They hare phasing out the last LCD models? It doesn't look like they are going to restock them, are they?
Ok, space Karen.
Musk says he's going to launch an "AI game studio" at his xAI startup.
Selaco v0.86 Patchnotes - Special Campaign, Future Plans & Chapter 2 teases
This Blog Post talks about patch notes, the state of development, and showcases a few Chapter 2 teases.
Nominations for the Steam Awards are open now until the end of the Autumn Sale.
"You are awesome, and we want to reward you."
Many still don't see the need to buy an AI PC.
Dark Sector free on Steam
A third-person Action/Shooter that thrusts players into a sci-fi flavored nightmare scenario set in the post Cold War era.
Caleb McAlpine confirms that Gearbox gave him the opportunity to play Borderlands 4 early, and he's in awe of what he saw.
Worlds Untold was previously working with NetEase on its first game.
The project is reportedly called "Alterra" and uses voxel graphics similar to Minecraft.
An Ubisoft insider alleges that the company is not happy with Valve and Steam for revealing concurrent player counts for its various games including Star Wars Outlaws.Fandom Pulse is a reader-supported publication.
FromSoftware parent company Kadokawa Corporation has reportedly been pushing Sony Group towards an acquisition.
2024.11.26 Palworld just announced a Terraria collaboration coming in 2025, as well as “exciting news” about the next update! Read on to find out more about the details.
Sadly, Microsoft doesn't need to do anything to have you to upgrade to Windows 11: you just need to buy a new device in the mainstream market. Aside from building your rig from scratch, of course.
SteamDeck is a good example: Microsoft didn't do nothing to promote the handheld PC gaming industry, even if Valve shown that their free and licenseless OS proved to be the best one... most OEM deliver Window's only PC handheld, because they are afraid to lose the market segment of those who pirate PC games.
They are basically saying: "hey investors! We're gonna hijacking prices again for the fools that buy our products"
The long-awaited sequel will start as a paid early access game until it eventually transitions to the same free-to-play model as the original.
There are companies that can operate control by using the money they get from billion of customers, and other companies that prefer to use the money the take from billion of customers to teach citizens how unfair the governments are.
Those who are manipulated in favor of big corps are generally poorly educated individuals, so you can have huge number of that people, which translate in both social, economical and political power.
The point is not Valve, which me or you can respect and enjoy as company, the problem is that laws affect everyone. If the laws favor predatory companies, Valve has either adapt to be predator or being extinguished.
Extremist as defined by who? Valve lets the customer decide what is too extreme for them, which is how it should be.
I think is best also in your interest, as consumer (and human being, if you aren't Zuckeberg or Bezos) if companies are called accountable for the crap they spread just to make investor happy.
You may like Valve for their way of business, but the law doesn't work per persona: what it allow is a allowed to everyone (generally and depending if you're in a theocracy, oligarcy etc.)
I don't think people shrugged off on Concord because poor quality such as bug or inconsistency. Concord was a fine Overwatch-wannabe that went for hard-sci realism (not as interesting as stylized/cartoon as TeamFortress2 and Overwatch). Pubg had realism, but it was the original trendsetter. CoD aside (which has its own historical fellowship) how many other multiplayer GaaS went successful with that sort of realism as Lawbreakes.
Also, blue water/red water problem: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Ocean_Strategy
In few years, you may find more useful your kidney rather an HD that can hold just 3~4 copies of the latest CoD
That's pcgamesn: sometime they don't even put the actual title of the game they are talking about... or even a game in the same genre. They go something like:
"This not Fortnite game, may look like Assassin Creed, but you must be in a Resident Evil to believe it: even Kratos from God of War would say no... just like that random NPC in Red Dead Redemption from the same publisher of the incoming Grand Theft Auto Six (or GTAVI-please notice me sempai Google-Seo)"
That's not how you make survive a piece of hardware: Valve, stop thinking you are Nintendo, they make almost every new iteration of their hardware to fail, the Switch wasn't even a successful iteration of the WiiU... they had to kill their Gameboy legacy (DS) to make the Nintendo Switch to appear.
SteamOS ecosystem needs to follow the path of Android. Do like Google did, not Nintendo!
You make you own Linux handheld like Google did their first HTC gPhone, then Google Pixel... then push mobile manufacturer to make their own Android smartphone.
Every other PC handheld coming out today is delivered with Windows, you're failing with the SteamDeck... Those handheld come with Microsoft's Store pre-installed, you're losing the war even if winning few battles, Valve, I am telling ya.
Not everyone remember that the actual first Metal Gear was a microcomputer (PC before it was cool to call that) exclusive... on the MSX2
You get the lemmy crosspost link, and thus Lemmy discussions, from modern source; instead the combines history of all Lemmy posts from years ago.
*Microsot's videogame business may had been up because they bought videogame business such as ZeniMax/Bethesda/IDSoftware, Activision/Blizzard and Mojang/Minecraft.
The new heroes: https://yewtu.be/watch?v=m9by7sey71M ( youtube )
Crazy the first time I saw this thing was a random game (featured) on Itch.io
addendum: Denuvo is sick of “toxicity,” says people only hate it because it works
VAT in Australia is 10% (ref), but there are other things that effect the overall price (company's obligation, regulations etc.)